Shock Top Belgian White

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
St. Louis, Missouri USA

On tap at Chef’s Inn, Cedar Glen, CA. berry aroma. no head. pale, cloudy beer. flavor is grapefruit, malt, slight bitterness. it feels like a hefeweizen. finish is fruit to malt. very good summer beer and paired well with wienerschnitzel.

On tap. Light cloudy orange hue with a medium white head. Came with an orange wedge. First sip seemed ok, yet very light on flavor and character though. Each sip after made me want to finish quickly so I could order something good. I’m actually confused on how to describe the taste because it had very little. I didn’t know the brewer beforehand or I would have skipped this.

Poured a light opaque orange color with very little head. Smells fruity, not unlike Sunkist. Tastes like a banana/orange fizzy drink. This is OK if you’re really thirsty and someone offers it to you, otherwise pass this one up at the grocery store.

Utterly dissapointing white ale. Completely average appearance, with dull uninspiring aroma (smelled just like Budweiser, wonder why?). Palate was medium to full, very dry for a wheat beer with a moderate astringent feel. Flavor was very acidic with a thankfully short finish.

I found this to be very nice considering the source. Very citrusy, crisp, and clean flavor. I will be having more!

Hazy orange pour, big citrus aroma. Flavor was very fruity in the tropical style. Orange, lemon, grapefruit, and banana. Didn’t get much, if any coriander flavor.

Had this one bottled, thanks Tania! Hazy, medium yellow pour with a bubbly white head that didn’t stick around, no lacing. A bit of citrus in the nose. A bit wheaty and a bit citrusy, with notes of orange and banana, but nothing to write home about. Sharp, fizzy mouthfeel and a sickly sweet finish complete an underwhelming brew.

Let sit in my freezer for about 1.5 hours and served ice cold. Has a very refreshing citrus flavor. I actuallly liked this one a little better than Lienenkugels and Blue Moon.